John Comiskey

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John Comiskey

John Comiskey

@Johncomiskey77

Engineer (mortgage tech), attorney (non-practicing). My long form articles available at https://t.co/ZAtMTAIVI6.

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John Comiskey
John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
Why is $RKT good at refinance? One key reason is they manufacture 30-40bps extra perceived refi incentive by financing discount points. More than most lenders and way more than depositories. I do a detailed review of the refinance incentive on every owned GSE MSR in Rocket and Coopers book that are in MBS. Portfolio incentive broken out in .05 (6.00-6.05) increments in the latest at my stack. Link in first reply. @Aureliusltd28 @fallacyalarm E.g. FHLMC rate/term refis from fall 2024
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
Remarkable what happens when the nearly boundless FHA partial claims and loan modifications become bounded again. Cure rates should go up some though in the March data as the first trial payment plans start completing. Big question is how much.
Lance Lambert@NewsLambert

ICE Mortgage Technology: "serious delinquencies and foreclosures are now at a multi-year high driven by lower cure rates rather than new defaults. FHA loans are driving 80% of this increase."

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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@dfwaaronlayman did you already have the L2 able outlet or did you have to install it? We bought a 2022/40k one 3 months ago mostly to pour miles on efficiently (wife drives alot), was pleasantly surprised how much fun it is to drive. Love the i-pedal mode.
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Aaron Layman
Aaron Layman@dfwaaronlayman·
'Surging Gas Prices Reignite EV Interest' Yes, they do. 🙂 Picked up a gently used former MotorTrend SUV of the Year for less than half of original sticker. Great car, and a nice hedge against continued insanity in Washington. In truth, we had been looking for the better part of the year. Lucked out when a local option finally materialized with the specs we wanted. finance.yahoo.com/news/surging-g…
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@RealestMercury @jonbrooks The data I analyze spans the 7.1m FHA loans in GNMA_II MBS out of the 8.2m or so loans IIF. The performance of the 1.1m on servicers books is notably worse given the full portfolio SDLQ of 6.24 vs. the 5.15 for just GNMA_II MBS in January.
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Jon Brooks
Jon Brooks@jonbrooks·
Serious delinquent FHA loans are 47% higher than they were last October - @Johncomiskey77 This matters because FHA borrowers are typically the most rate-sensitive and financially stretched segment of the housing market. When stress shows up here first… it rarely stays contained. The cracks in housing are getting harder to ignore.
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@ZH_Crown @dampedspring @dispicable2020 In a literal sense, your wealth is what the community you live in respects as yours. The govt is the agent (imperfect though it may be) of that community. Impossible for it to not be influenced by government. Just a policy choice for what that influence is.
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Truth and lies
Truth and lies@dispicable2020·
What is the alternative? Without a middle class there is no hope for the future, should we just say fuck it and give up?
Andy Constan@dampedspring

@dispicable2020 Sure let's just give them borrowed money. A wealth transfer is nice for them. Perhaps instead of that we tax someone else and not increase the national debt you clown 🤡

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Big Bearish
Big Bearish@BigBearBummers·
Again, if you're tired of waiting and have money burning a hole in your pocket – go ahead and buy. But don't fool yourself into thinking this is the bottom. This seller, who closed just 10 weeks ago, is about to learn a very expensive lesson.
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@EPBResearch @sidprabhu Drops 15-20b a month due to principal paydown and prepayments. Unlikely to change much from that given how super low the coupons are on the Feds book. I think its a legit question whether he will alter the Feds MBS reinvestment -> tbills policy though I dont think he will.
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Eric Basmajian
Eric Basmajian@EPBResearch·
@sidprabhu How much will it go down before he gets there? And then will be abstain from buying MBS during his term? Or be like the rest of them?
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Eric Basmajian@EPBResearch·
Mortgages make up 30% of the Fed’s balance sheet. Will Warsh get this % down? If so, how much?
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
Last 3 FYs for Individual Refunds in DTS were 298.5b in FY 23, 298.9b in FY 24, and 302.7b in FY 25. My model has it pegged for 364b FY26. I think Treasury is projecting more (maybe 100b) based on their QRA finance need projections. FWIW I nailed the first week of Feb but very early innings.
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Alex Etra
Alex Etra@EtraAlex·
A question for budget/tax wonks: One pillar of the "team reacceleration" case (ht @EconBerger) is the expectation that OBBBA tax refunds will start coming through. But if I look at DTS back when TCJA passed I cannot see any change on individual refunds? Is this a DTS problem?
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
Forbearance is a step in Loss Mitigation, one of the earliest, would typically be done prior to a partial claim/loan modification. Borrower experiences a financial hardship, knows they cant pay mortgage this month but isnt sure what is going to happen with the hardship (maybe just lost job and looking for a new one). Probably makes sense to forbear for a few months while the future financial picture for the borrower becomes more clear, then a few months later pursue either a partial claim or loan mod depending whether the borrower needs payment relief after the hardhips has resolved (say borrower had to take a lesser paying job). Forbearance delays servicers requirement to start FC timeline, but servicer still has to pay all the advances so not exactly good for the servicer which is why Im a little puzzled by the recent increase in forbearances on the FHA. The new LM guidelines from FHA make the FB at the servicers option (except for disaster area FB which is mandatory). I would have thought servicers would pull back. the forbearances on the 7.1m have been growing in aggregate but its a very inconsistent story across servicers, some are doing many more, some are doing less. Think there may be confusion in the industry on just what the new rules are.
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@DavidB9715 @DiMartinoBooth @m3_melody @SoberLook @ICEMortgageTech When the 7+ million student loans in the SAVE repayment plan (that is still in forbearance) are forced to a plan that actually requires repayment (timing still unknown but would make sense in June with new Repayment Assistance Plan). It will likely affect 500k-1m FHA borrowers.
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dan stevens@danstev47803876·
@VladTheInflator I would say that’s generous; you could argue you need to adjust for expected maintenance costs.
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Darth Powell
Darth Powell@VladTheInflator·
Rent is reality. If you can't rent your home out for what you would pay in mortgage PITI HOA, you're overpaying for the house.
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John Comiskey@Johncomiskey77·
@mortgagetruth @stevehou Community/govt endorsed chits to obtain community/govt enforced rights to use/enjoy assets that fall within the community/govts power projection. A little tortured perhaps but gets the essence right I think.
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Mary Talley Bowden MD@MaryBowdenMD·
Groceries have become insanely expensive. I just paid $10 for a gallon of milk at Kroger.
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